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Thai police unveil the answer to the New Year carnage: The Dummy Car
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High BP, revisited.
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How tedious and expensive is it to close a small (tourism) company?
Consider an Asset sale. You sell the physical assets and retain the company rights. This is what is done with the purchase of bankrupt or failing companies or companies with legal issues. (Not a reflection on you or your company). Typically, the purchaser wants the inventory or some other property like a company brand name or location leases without the legal issues that attach to the company. In your case, you wish to monetize whatever the asset value is, while retaining legal rights that would protect you. A website, a lease, a client list, a general company name are all assets. This is an option to discuss with both accountant and legal counsel. -
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Golden week: Chinese tourists to Thailand dip as baht bites
That can't be it. I've been reliably informed that most Chinese arrive on zero-dollar tours, paying all expenses in China in RMB, and no money ever reaches Thailand. -
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Billy Eilish's "Birds of a Feather" - is it better than anything by the Beatles?
This is not "a" song. This is "the" song of 2024. This Billy Eilish may be wrong in so many ways, but as a songwriter and singer, this is by far the best you can get at this point. So original, playful, yet serious and substantive. And she can sing live. The harmonies. My God. Like getting high without Ecstasy. Rickrolled is so playeeeed, btw, that's like 4 years ago.- 1
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Not-on-Tinder: I met some super nice guy yesterday in CM. A man with some class! Amazing.
The delusions, particularly the self importance is textbook perfect. It's as if someone read a textbook on geriatric mental health and then set out to mimic some of the conditions described in the textbook. It's just that I rarely meet anyone who has a touch of class.....and someone who measures up to my standards. That's nice, but does he measure up to their standards? Do they want to associate with him? I don't like to meet up with old women of class, of course.... Those old bags are just a total turnoff for the likes of me. Spoken like a movie caricature of a frustrated old Queen. This brings to mind a movie I have been wanting to see with some of my friends who are all Thai military veterans. Saving Private Tootsie (2002) - A group of Katoeys (ladyboys) are caught in a border dispute after their plane crashes, when a group of six straight soldiers reluctantly takes on a mission to save them. It starred the late Sorapong Chatree who was in the Ong Bak and Beautiful Boxer movies. Perhaps a change in medication to minimize the delusions? -
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A high tea ?
I am uneducated as well. I drank and smoked tea plenty. But I never got "high". What am I doing wrong? -
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Photos of your Grow in Thailand
Till the nutrient runoff is about 5-10% of the input. TIA -
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Paradise, anyone?
Rats! I diden't live according to the "laws" of a oriental (hebrew) God. Should I still make it thru the "pearly gates", I surely would hope to meet God. The first 2 questions I would want to ask God are: a) Which God are you? (We humans worship a multitude of Gods). b) Where you come from? Or, who made you? ------------------------------------- Quote: "I believe from faith, common sense and hope there's something better than all the sh*t we see daily. =This train of thought is the cradle of all religions ever dreamed up by man. I happen to believe that God diden't create us. We (our brain) created God. But, best not to argue about it. It's eighter one want's to "belive" or one wants to "know". -
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Living in On Nut Sukhumvit 81
There is the former Onnut food court, moved to the bridge of Khlong Bangchin. Closes late in the evening, and is boring anyway. KaraOK near Lee Garden. The most popular places at night are the three 7/11. There used to be a streetwalker opposite KV, not sure whether she still works there. A python lives in the neighborhood, quite a big one. There used to be a free swimming pool, closed at night. At night you can swim in Khlong Bangchin and try to catch a lizard. If it's raining, you can also enjoy the flooding near the soi entrance. KV has a porch where you can sit and watch the traffic. The ice cream parlour (2 tables) has folded, unfortunately. You can chat with the motorcycle guys at the soi entrance, 24 hours. You see, it's an exciting area. A while ago, someone posted a video from some influencer. This guy found Soi 81 so exciting, he turned around and went to Soi 50 instead. -
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Turning over a new leaf: How can I change my life to make my remaining years glorious?
Spend less time on AN. THAT will improve EVERYONE'S life. -
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Billy Eilish's "Birds of a Feather" - is it better than anything by the Beatles?
Good gawd - it's a song. Different music moves people differently. Cryin'-in-yer-beer Country music makes me ill, others love it. I got Rickrolled yesterday. THAT brought back fond memories! -
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Pattaya Cracks Down on Illegal Immigrants to Protect World-Class Tourist Image
Well I haven't been to Pats for a while -
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Turning over a new leaf: How can I change my life to make my remaining years glorious?
Dear Folks, Two days from now, we will experience one more Sunday. I don't know about you, but I intend to spend this upcoming Sunday considering the best ways I can change my life to make my remaining 30 years on Planet Earth....nothing but glorious. Firstly, as you might notice, I am already beginning by changing my pessimistic nature to one of complete optimism. This, in my view, will set me up properly for my thoughts on Sunday concerning my Change of Life. With most people, so I have heard, the Change of Life comes earlier than it has for me. NOW, in fact, is the year in which I am experiencing The Change. And, what does the idiom mean.......Turning over a new leaf? Anytime I need help understanding anything HUMAN, my first thought is to check with an AI, or a Google AI...., and in this case..... My hope is that, THIS SUNDAY, anyone reading my words will take a step back and consider that, due to the finiteness of life, we should....periodically.... Reevaluate the direction we are heading, and the direction from which we have come. Are we really on the best path, according to our own personal wants and objectives? I guess you might not think that I expect to live another 30 years. But why? Should we not all be optimists, in this respect? Who knows, really, with upcoming miracle cures heading our way, if we might not be compelled to live....not another 30 years..... But, perhaps another 60 years! And, if we were to live another 60 years, then should we not, almost immediately, this Sunday, make a few changes in the way we live our lives??? There is nothing like a good sermon to get the blood boiling, in my view. But since I do not go to church, and since I do not believe in a god, nor do I believe in any sort of CREATOR.....as did Captain Kirk..... I must just listen to myself, as well as listen to some here on the Farang Pub, TV's very best sub-forum. So I ask you..... Do you think it's time for you to turn over a new leaf? And, how much effort might that require? Also, ..... How can I turn over my new leaf? These are not just idle thoughts with no import for you, or your future happiness, or for your significant others. I really MEAN this.....this time. Something's got to change. And, something's got to give, as Monroe found out, too late, after the 7-Year Itch. Hope this humble Topic of mine might still provoke some soul-searching among the more attentive of you. Best regards, Gamma Note: Speaking of leaves. The most irritating leaf is he fig leaf. So difficult to see through a fig leaf..... NOTE4: You know, Folks, .... The way I look at my life, these days, is that I am extremely BLESSED to have not been on The Long March with Chairman Mao, back in the day......eating bark off trees...just to survive. Most of us are blessed, comparatively, in this respect. Therefore, in my thinking, we should not waste the remaining years of our lives, but should fulfill our best potential....during the remaining years left to us. I am not saying that I would not have given my eyeteeth to have been on Mao's adventure, which I would have. But since I missed out on Mao's Long March, then.....what else might I do to fulfill my yearning for something....truly...GREAT....during my years ahead.....? Wish I could have been there with Chairman Mao....for sure! Just like that American journalist....Edgar Snow..... What a lucky duck he was.....- 1
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